Olga Kerameos ’27, a Crimson Editorial editor, is a Social Studies concentrator in Mather House. Could the medical humanities finally fix your doctors’ notoriously bad handwriting? Probably not, but ...

Biological sciences, chemistry and human physiology are all common majors for students who plan to one day apply to medical school. English, astronomy and communications? Not nearly as common — but ...

Three College of Medicine students in the Medical Humanities program recently had their artwork and poetry recognized. The Medical Humanities are disciplines that inquire into the human experience of ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Incorporating humanities into medical education helps students become more empathetic physicians. The medical ...

Medical students have the opportunity to pursue a scholarly concentration by completing a certificate program and graduating with distinction. Each program has its own faculty, requirements and ...

Shocking though it might sound to some physicians, there are those who believe that a few members of the profession have the clinical empathy of a cadaver and aren’t adequately trained in the ...

Two Georgetown University professors discussed their writings on disability studies at an Oct. 23 event. Reynolds emphasized the value of disability studies in bettering the lives of individuals and ...

Literature is filled with examples of all sorts of doctors: Dr. Jekyll, Dr. Frankenstein, Dr. Faustus, Dr. Zhivago, even Dr. Dolittle. And it turns out that reading those books — and the study of ...

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State University’s Institute for the Humanities is hosting an online final event for this semester, featuring experts in the medical humanities for a discussion on this ...

The Department of Medical Humanities at the University of Colombo’s Medical Faculty is another groundbreaking initiative by the institution as the pioneer of the discipline here at home and in South ...

A young woman in a black suit and heels, with a leather portfolio hanging squarely at her side, stares at the wall across from the admissions office. She’s an applicant for medical school, on campus ...